texts: <mask> was a German writer, politician and political lecturer. He was a member of the Weimar National Assembly, which was mandated to draw up a post-imperial national constitution for Germany. <mask> was born into a middle-class family and attended school in Gieen. His father was a timber merchant. His mother was born in Gieen. His older sister, Henriette Frth, left the Jewish community in the 1890s, but he was born into a Jewish family. He studied History, Philosophy, Jurisprudence and Public law between 1885 and 1890.He was a member of the Burschenschaft Arminia Gieen as a student. He trained with a law firm in Gieen. It would have led to a career as a lawyer. He was released from his training contract on political grounds after two and a half years and before he had the chance to sit for the national law exams. He made his way as a writer after that, contributing articles on Social Politics and Politics to left-of-centre weekly and monthly magazines and journals. He was involved in worker's support activity as a labour secretary. He was sentenced to eight years in jail for beach of the press law.He was back in Berlin by 1903. He was involved in teaching in the context of the workers' education movement as well as pursuing his journalistic work. He joined the party in 1889, a year before the retirement of Chancellor Bismarck and the end of the government ban on the party. The editorship of the "Der Abstinente Arbeiter" dated back to the 19th century. This was the journal of theDeutscher Arbeiter-Abstinenten-Bund (DAAB) which opposed alcohol abuse principally, because alcoholic intoxication among the working classes undermined and deferred victory in the wider class struggle which preoccupied socialist activists at this time. There were a lot of leading positions within the DAAB. The "National Association of the German Consumer Cooperatives" paid Katzenstein to work as an economist in 1917.He continued to write about politics during the 1920s and 1930s. Germany became a one-party dictatorship on January 30, 1933, when the Hitler government took power. The emergence of Antisocialism and Antisemitism as a core component of government strategy quickly came to light. The Saarland was under French military and political control until 1935. In 1935, after a regional referendum result endorsed by the League of Nations, the Saarland reverted to German control, forcing him to flee for his life to Sweden. When the German authorities removed his German citizenship in 1940, he was still living in Sweden and active in German socialist politics. The Social Democratic Party has been around since 1889, but still, in the eyes of the political establishment, far from mainstream.The two men have been friends for a long time. They wanted to win the political support of rural voters in general andpeasant farmers in particular for socialism. The Party Academy was founded in Berlin in 1906. The first training institute for party officials set up by a political party was monitored closely by the police. The idea of closing the academy was taken up by other parties of the political left in Germany and the Soviet Union. The city of Berlin-Charlottenburg was represented by a city councilman between 1915 and 1919. He was re-elected to the council in 1919 but did not take up his seat because of the uncertain partnership with the Workers' and Soldiers' Soviet of Greater Berlin between November 1918 and the progressive implosion.In January 1919, he was elected to the unicameral Weimar National Assembly. The new post-imperial German constitution, which the assembly was tasked with preparing, was the subject of a heated dispute between the assembly and the German President. He wanted emergency powers to only be used for the restoration of public security and not for the disruption of public order. Military officers acting on a president's orders should not be left to carry out their orders without regard for the law, according to a proposal supported by the anti-war Independent Social Democratic Party. The majority of the assembly did not agree with the proposal. The constitutional arrangements of the so-called Weimar Republic would be destroyed by excessive use and misuse of Article 48 during the 1920s and 1930s. The so-called "Weimar schools compromise", which was produced by the assembly sub-committee, attracted criticism because it tended to preserve the status quo of the old imperial education system.The January 1919 election was boycotted by both the Communist Party and the Independent Social Democratic Party, meaning that progressive voices were in the minority in the National assembly. The largest party in the assembly was the SPD, but its share of seats fell short of an overall majority. The "Weimar schools compromise" followed, for the most part, the instincts and preferences of the Catholic Centre Party and other smaller parties and groupings of the political centre and centre-right. After going into exile in 1933, the exiled leadership of the Social Democratic Party had outposts in a number of other European capitals which became more important for the party leadership after 1938 and 1940. Henriette Frth was a women's rights activist. "Die Frau und der Sozialismus" is in the Output. The year XV.The year 1886. Ist vol. was published in 1896. 10, pp. 293–2. It's accessible inline. In: Sozialistische Monatshefte, Ein Versuch zum Abgrenzung der Rechte des Individuums und der Gesellschaft. 3 is 1 and 1 is 3.pp. 157–165. "Die organisatorischen Aufgaben der deutschen Arbeiterklasse und die Arbeitersekretariate" can be accessed online. There is a Genossenschaftswesen. Ausstellung von <mask> is anllich. The Genossenschafts-Pionier was in Berlin in 1906. (=Genossenschaftliche Agitations-Bibliothek 1) Moderne Jugendbewegung und Alkoholfrage.Berlin 1907,Deutscher Arbeiter-Abstinenten-Bund. There is aDeutscher Arbeiter-Abstinenten-Bund. No 14 is the Anarchismus. The Verlag der Buchhandlung was published in Berlin in 1908. Wofr kmpfen? The Berlin office of theDeutscher Arbeiter-Abstinenten-Bund was founded in 1911. What is the name of the Abstinenz?Berlin'sDeutscher Arbeiter-Abstinenten-Bund was founded in 1928. Kurt Baurichter and J. H.W. Dietz collaborated on the project. Henriette Frth. The Wgungrdi is versuch. Zu ist 70. Bruder, Berlin 1931, geburtstag. Members of the Weimar National Assembly Social Democratic Party of Germany politicians German magazine editors 19th-century German journalists 20th-century German journalists Jewish emigrants from Nazi Germany to Sweden

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texts: <mask> was a Chinese-born Taiwanese writer, social commentator, historian and independent politician. One of the most important modern East Asian essayists is <mask>, who has been called an intellectual narcissist by his critics. He was a critic of the political parties in Taiwan. <mask> rejected being labeled "Pan-Blue" because of his opposition to the Kuomintang, even though he favored reunification with the People's Republic of China. He was given a lot of media attention in Taiwan due to his popularity as a writer. The father of <mask> was a professor of Chinese and the mother was a teacher. His family lived in Fuyu County, Jilin Province.When <mask> was two years old, the family moved to Beijing, where <mask>'s father worked in the opium suppression bureau. <mask>'s father was accused of being a traitor by his superiors. <mask> began to dislike the party after his father was cleared of the accusations. The <mask> family moved to Taiwan at the end of the Chinese Civil War. National Taiwan University's Department of History gave <mask> his bachelor's degree in 1959. Between the 1960s and 1980s, <mask> contributed to the democratic movement in Taiwan. He was the editor-in-chief of a magazine in the 1960s that promoted democracy and personal freedom.Even though <mask> was an advocate of reunification, he was jailed for helping a pro-Taiwan independence legal scholar escape to Japan. <mask> received a lot of international attention for his imprisonment. He was one of the three most important political prisoners in Taiwan in 1974. <mask> continued to criticize the government after his release. His books were banned in Taiwan until 1991. He sponsored many anti-Kuomintang magazines. <mask>'s status as a prominent novelist was established by his novel Mountaintop Love, about a mother and daughter who fall in love with the same man.Martyrs' Shrine: The Story of the Reform Movement of 1898 in China is about the beginning and failure of the Hundreddays' Reform. More than ten of <mask>'s romantic affairs were revealed in his autobiography. The majority of his work is non-fiction and consists of essays and historical commentaries. The idea of "One country, two systems" was supported by <mask>. He believed that the unification of China was inevitable and advocated the surrender of Taiwan to the PRC. He thought that reunification was beneficial for Taiwan. His past as a political dissident and his witty writing style made him a popular figure among the supporters of Chinese reunification.He was unpopular with the supporters of Taiwan independence. <mask> was a candidate for the New Party in the 2000 presidential election. His campaign was mostly symbolic and he played the role of a political gadfly. He used the election to educate the people of Taiwan. People were encouraged to vote by <mask> and his party. During the presidential debates, <mask> stated that he was not going to vote for himself and that people should vote for Soong. Since the 2000 presidential election, <mask> has spoken out against people who support independence.He accused the former President of corruption. <mask> was elected the last winning place in the December 11 legislative election after running as a non-partisan candidate. On February 1, 2005, he took office as an independent legislator. In February 2005, <mask> held a press conference, accusing the PFP leader, James Soong of having changed his opposition towards military weapons purchase from the United States under the influence of people of pro-American inclination, people with CIA background and arms traders who would receive kick-backs. If Soong reverted to his previous opposition position, <mask> would reveal the names of the people with CIA background who were influencing Soong. Legislators from the PFP responded that <mask> should reveal his evidence to support his story. In June, <mask> claimed to the Taiwanese press that he had exclusive information from the CIA about the 3-19 shooting incident.He claimed that the killer was hired by the governing party to assassinate the Vice- President Annette Lu in order to get sympathy votes for Chen Shui-bian. He mailed the CIA-endorsed documents to Annette Lu, claiming that she needed to know the truth about the assassination attempt. <mask> returned to mainland China for the first time in 56 years. The trip was claimed to have had a significant impact on observers of Cross-Strait relations, as he was invited to give speeches at Peking University, Tsinghua University and Fudan University. <mask> urged the Chinese Communist Party to protect the freedom of speech in the constitution of the PRC in his speech at Peking University. He mentioned the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests as an example to support his point that freedom should be obtained through clever means, rather than through mass revolutions. <mask> was a candidate for the 2006 Taipei Mayoral election, and a candidate for the 2012 Legislative Yuan elections, campaigning in Taipei City District 8 under the People First Party banner.The Little Red Book was satirized in <mask>'s article. Several members of the parliament were forced to flee after <mask> sprayed tear gas and wielded a stun gun during a Legislative Yuan National Defense Committee meeting. He was trying to stop the debate on buying attack submarines and anti-aircraft missiles from the U.S. He was wearing a mask. On 6 May 1980, <mask> married Terry Hu. Their love story was featured in Time. After 115 days, the couple divorced on August 28, 1980.<mask> married his second wife on 8 March 1992. They had two children together. <mask> is a PhD student in Chinese Studies of Cambridge and an alumni of Peking University. Hedy W. Lee was from a previous relationship with <mask>. The brain tumor that <mask> died of was found at the Taipei Veterans General Hospital. Taiwanese billionaires, Taiwanese male novelists, Taiwanese historians, politicians from Heilongjiang New Party, and National Taiwan University alumni are some of the people mentioned.

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texts: <mask> was the CEO of American Media until August 2020. He was the publisher of several magazines. The National Enquirer, Sun, Weekly World News, and Globe were all published by him. The controversy surrounding his involvement in a catch and kill operation to buy exclusive rights to stories that might hurt his friend Donald Trump became public in the year 2000. On September 24, 1951, <mask> was born in The Bronx, New York City. He is a decent Jew. His father was a bricklayer.He started working for local businesses in New Rochelle and the Bronx to support his mother. He graduated from a university. In 1979 he joined the accounting department at CBS's magazine division, rising to vice president and comptroller. After eight years, CBS sold its magazine division to Peter Diamandis, who stayed on in his position. The magazines were sold to Hachette. Three years after Diamandis's departure, <mask> was appointed CEO of Hachette Filipacchi Media U.S. American Media, Inc., publisher of the Star, the Globe, the National Enquirer, and the Weekly World News, was bought by <mask> in 1999.As publisher of the magazines Men's Fitness, Muscle and Fitness, Flex, Fit Pregnancy, Shape and Star, as well as the supermarket tabloids National Enquirer, Star, Sun, Weekly World News, Globe, he served as chairman and chief executive officer of the company. The Sun and Weekly World News have stopped publication. The National Enquirer, Globe and National Examiner will be sold to Hudson News. He is on the board of directors of Next Generation Network, Inc. Postmedia Network Canada Corp., a leading Canadian media company, was the place where Pecker resigned as a director after his interactions with President Donald Trump were reported. According to the Toronto Star, American Media Inc. relied on support from Chatham Asset Management due to financial troubles. Chatham Asset Management owned 80 percent of American Media Inc's stock when Pecker agreed to sell the National Enquirer.Melchiorre was instrumental in forcing American Media Inc. to sell the National Enquirer as well. The role of executive advisor was kept in place by the removal of <mask> as CEO. In anticipation of a merger with another Chatham property, the company was renamed a360Media. Trump Style, which was distributed to guests at Donald Trump's properties, was produced by Hachette Filipacchi Media U.S., which was founded in March 1998. He described himself as a close friend of Trump. Trump ran for president as a Reform Party candidate in 2000. Trump was offered the National Enquirer to catch and kill any allegations of sexual affairs against him.Trump's lawyer Michael Cohen asked for the rights to Stormy Daniels's story to be sold. The use of catch and kill payments and the purchase of exclusive rights to stories that might have been damaging to Trump's 2016 campaign are under investigation by the FBI. Under Federal Election Commission rules, such a tactic may have represented illegal and/or in-kind campaign donations. Karen McDougal filed a lawsuit against American Media in order to invalidate the non-disclosure agreement preventing her from speaking about her alleged affair with Trump. The exclusive rights to the story were ordered to be purchased by AMI for $150,000 in order to keep it from the public. McDougal was released from the agreement after the lawsuit was settled. She will be on the cover of Men's Journal in September.FBI agents searched the office and residences of Michael Cohen in April of last year, looking for evidence of Trump's involvement in the payment to McDougal. A tape of Cohen secretly recording a conversation with Trump in 2016 became public in July of last year. In late 2015, AMI paid $30,000 to a doorman at Trump Tower in order to obtain the rights to his story in which he alleged that Trump had an affair in the 1980s that resulted in the birth of a child. The woman was identified by Sajudin as Trump's former maid. Sajudin passed a lie detector test when he testified that he had heard the story from other people. The reporters were ordered to stop reporting the story after the payment was made. In April of last year, Dylan Howard denied that the story was spiked in a catch and kill operation.CNN obtained a copy of the contract after Sajudin was released from the contract. CNN published excerpts of the contract, which instructed Sajudin to provide "information regarding Donald Trump's illegitimate child", but did not include further details of Sajudin's story. In April of last year, federal investigators subpoenaed the two media companies for information about the payments Cohen made to women. In August of last year, <mask> was granted witness immunity in exchange for his testimony of Trump's knowledge of the payments. Cohen testified to the House Oversight Committee that he and <mask> were involved in "catch-and-kill" stories which had the potential to damage Trump. The National Enquirer published "sleazy text messages and gushing love notes" between Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos and a romantic partner. Bezos was looking into how his personal communications reached the paper.Bezos accused the National Enquirer of extortion and blackmail by threatening to release intimate pictures of him. Bezos wrote that he and his security consultant have no knowledge or basis for suggesting that the coverage was politically motivated or influenced by political forces. The pictures would not be published. The Manhattan prosecutor launched a review of the accusations. The immunity agreement between the company and prosecutors was reached after the paper agreed to "catch and kill" a story on behalf of Donald Trump. Farrow said he and another journalist received similar demands. Karen and <mask> were married in 1987.There were legal affairs of Donald Trump and Stormy Daniels, as well as investigations into Donald Trump and Russia.

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texts: <mask> was an Italian painter who worked in Florence, Italy during the later years of the Early Renaissance and the first few years of the High Renaissance. <mask> was the illegitimate son of the painter <mask> and Lucrezia Buti. Filippino trained under his father. <mask> worked in the construction of the Cathedral in Spoleto. When his father died in 1469, he finished the frescoes in the cathedral. <mask> finished his apprenticeship in the workshop of Botticelli, who was a student of <mask>'s father. <mask> was only an assistant to Botticelli, according to the records of the painters' guild.His first works are very similar to those of Botticelli. The very first ones were attributed to an anonymous person. <mask>'s style evolved into a more effective one over time. The Madonnas of Berlin, London and Washington are among the works of the early period. The frescoed decoration of Lorenzo de' Medici's villa at Spedaletto was worked on by <mask>. He was commissioned to decorate a wall in Florence on December 31, 1492. The decoration of the Brancacci Chapel in the church of the Carmine was unfinished when he was called to complete it in 1483–84.There are frescoes depicting the crucifixion of Saint Peter, the resurrection of the Son of Teophilus, and the liberation of Saint Peter. The Sala degli Otto di Pratica was completed by Lippi in February of 1496. The Uffizi Gallery has it. Piero di Francesco del Pugliese asked him to paint the altarpiece with the Apparition of the Virgin to St. Bernard. Lippi's most popular picture is a composition of items with their very particular figures, backed by a phantasmagorical scenario of rocks and trunks. The work was done in the year 1485–1487. He worked in Florence's Santo Spirito church.Filippo Strozzi asked him to decorate the chapel in Santa Maria Novella with stories of St. John Evangelist and St. Philip. He worked on this commission for a long time. He finished it in 1503. Between June and July 1503 <mask> designed the windows with musical themes in the same chapel. There was a political and religious crisis in Florence at the time, and these paintings can be seen as a mirror of that. <mask> depicted his characters in a landscape which recreated the ancient world in its finest details, showing the influence of the Grottesco style he had seen on his time in Rome. He created a style that showed the unreality of nightmare.Filippino portrayed ruthless executioners with grimmest of faces, who raged against the Saints. The statue of the pagan god is depicted as a living figure in the scene of St. Philip expelling a monster from the temple. Lorenzo de' Medici had told Cardinal Carafa toentrusting Lippi with the decoration of the family chapel in Santa Maria sopra Minerva. Lippi's research on the themes of the Ancient era is confirmed by the new kind of inspiration shown in these frescoes. He finished the cycle in 1493. The date of Lippi's return to Florence is disputed. The Apparition of Christ to the Virgin is one of the works of this period.The Certosa, or Chapterhouse, in Pavia and in Prato, where he completed the Tabernacle of the Christmas Song in 1503 is now the City Museum. The Deposition for the Santissima Annunziata church was unfinished when <mask> died. The workshops of the city were closed on the day of <mask>'s burial because of his fame and reputation. According to Paul George Konody, <mask> is the most subtle psychologist of his time, the most modern in spirit of all the artists of the Renaissance. Tempera on panel, 90.2  223 cm, National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C. The Madonna, Child and St. John are in the Keglevich collection. Hacker Art Books, New York 1970.Further reading <mask> <mask>, Paul George Konody. Linda Proud, A Tabernacle for the Sun is a historical novel set in Florence during the Pazzi Conspiracy. <mask> is the closest friend of the narrator, Tommaso dei Maffei. 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texts: An American economist specializing in agricultural economics and econometrics was born. He retired as Professor of Agricultural and Resource Economics at the University of Maryland. His father, <mask>, was a Russian American who was brought to the United States as a baby. He attributes his father's interest in agricultural economics to the fact that he was educated at the University of Chicago in economics and became a professor there. The estimator for the random effects model in panel data analysis is implemented in most econometric software packages. Education in 1952: B.A. There are honors in mathematics and general honors at the University of Chicago.1955: M.A. The thesis was about the demand for meat in the United States. 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Cook was a professor at the university.Professor of Economics at the University of Pennsylvania. The International Food Policy Research Institute has a research fellowship. The University Professor of Economics was from 1986-93. Professor of Agricultural and Resource Economics at the University of Maryland. The Professor was Wilson H. Elkins. Visiting appointments from 1959 to 1959: lecturer in political economy. The Frank W. Taussig Research Professor was at Harvard University.The University of Mannheim was founded in 1968. The University of British Columbia was founded in 1971. Fundao Getulio Vargas was in Brazil from 1974 to 1978. The Rockefeller Foundation has a scholar-in-residence. The Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars was founded in 1980. The Research School of Social Science at the Australian National University had a research fellow in 1982. The Department of Statistics is located at the University of Florence.Peking University was founded in 1984. The Institute of Economics is located at the University of Siena. The University of Bonn was founded in 1989. The Stockholm School of Economics was founded in 1990. The University of Geneva was founded in 1991. The National University of Tucumn in Argentina was founded in 1996. The IZA Institute of Labor Economics is located in Germany.The chair of the program committee was from 1975 to 1961. The Council took place in the 1960's and 70's. 1979: Second Vice- President; 1980: First Vice- President. The Frisch medal selection committee was chaired by the chair in 1990. The Econometrics Section of the International Economic Association was chaired in 1989. The Executive Committee of the American Economic Association was held in 1977. The American Economic Review had an Editorial Board.The Journal of Economic Literature had an editorial board. The nominating committee was formed in 1964. The Journal of the American Statistical Association is an associate editor of the American Statistical Association. The United States Census Bureau had an advisory committee. The Advisory Committee to the Civil Aeronautics Board was formed in 1966. The Director of the Summer Workshop on "Lag in Economic Behavior: Their Interpretation and Estimation" was a Research Training Fellow of the Social Science Research Council. In 1955-54, the Earhart Foundation Fellow.The American Farm Economics Association has awards for thesis and article. The Econometric Society had a fellow in 1960. The Econometric Institute had a Guggenheim Fellow and a Fullbright Research Grantee. The American Statistical Association was founded in 1964. The John Bates Clark medal was presented by the American Economic Association. The Second World Congress of the Econometric Society was held in 1979. The American Academy of Arts and Sciences was founded in 1971.The National Science Foundation had a senior post-doc. The International Award of the Indian Econometric Society was given to the Mahalanobis Memorial Lecturer. Guggenheim Fellow from 1978 to 1979. Member of the National Academy of Sciences. The 50th anniversary lecture of the W. K. Kellogg Foundation was given by the American Agricultural Economics Association. The University of Mannheim has a doctor rerum politicarium honoris cause. Inaugural Frederick V. Waugh Memorial Lecture was held by the American Agricultural Economics Association.The American Agricultural Economics Association has a distinguished fellow. The University of Maryland received an Award of Merit for excellence in research in 1994. The University of Maryland College of Agriculture and Natural Resources received an award in 2000. The Docteur honoris causa is located at the University of Geneva. The Argentine Association of Political Economy was founded in 2000. The American Economic Association has a distinguished fellow. 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texts: The salon holder and letter writer was named <mask>éonore <mask>. During the Enlightenment, she held a salon in Paris. She is well-known for her letters, which offer compelling accounts of two tragic love affairs. <mask> was the illegitimate daughter of <mask>-Hilaire d'Albon, who was the sole heir of an old family. Her mother, who was married to the Comte d'Albon, separated from her husband at the time of her birth, and the baby was christened as the daughter of two people, '<mask>' and his wife '<mask>'. The mystery of who her father really was did not get cleared up until her first biographer, the <mask>, established that she was the daughter of <mask>mrond. <mask> had an unhappy childhood because of neglect.She was able to hold her own among France's top intellectuals after she obtained a basic education at a convent. Madame du Deffand persuaded her to come to Paris as her companion in 1754. Mme du Deffand's salon attracted diplomats, philosophers, and politicians. The relationship ended in 1764 when Mme du Deffand became jealous of the younger woman's influence with the younger generation of salon attendees. Many of the people who had attended Mme du Deffand's salon went to the salon set up by Mlle <mask>. Although they were not romantically involved, Jean le Rond d'Alembert came to live in her house after becoming a close friend. Mlle <mask>'s salon became a center for writers because of this arrangement.<mask> made her a main character in his controversial dialogue D'Alembert's Dream. The most popular salon gatherings in Paris were held by Mlle <mask> because of her intelligence, charm, and ability as a hostess. The literary talent that remained a secret during her lifetime is more to do with her social success than with her notability. The first two volumes of Mlle <mask>'s letters showed her as a writer of rare intensity. Charles Augustin Sainte-Beuve ranked her letters with those by Hélose and with the Letters of a Portuguese Nun. Other writers, focusing on her theme of passionate love rather than on genre, place her work alongside that of novelists such as Jean- Jacques Rousseau. Mlle <mask>'s letters focus on her failed love for two men, the son of the Spanish ambassador in Paris and Comte <mask>, a French general.They offer a portrait of a woman who saw herself as a tragic hero sacrificing all for love. After establishing her own salon, Mlle <mask>sse wrote to the <mask> Mora. She fell in love with him again two years later. He returned to Spain for his health after developing symptoms of Tuberculosis. Mlle <mask>'s letters show her pain from the separation and her anxiety over Mora's health. Mlle <mask> became acquainted with the marquis after he died on the way back to Paris. When she wrote to Guibert, she was torn between her love for Mora and her new love for another person.She was partially disconcerted by Guibert's marriage to another woman and her increasing despair. Mlle <mask> was in a state of mental and physical collapse due to her relationship with Guibert. Her dependence on opium may have made her breakdown worse. Her friend d'Alembert watched over her as she refused to receive Guibert on her deathbed. She died in Paris at the age of 43. She is said to have said "Am I still alive?" There was a spurious additional collection after the first publication of Mlle <mask>'s Letters.A portrait of her was written by her friend d'Alembert. Eugne Asse is included in modern editions. The 1886 collection edited by M. Charles Henry contains copies of the documents. She was the author of two chapters that were intended to be a sequel to the Sentimental Journey. Mary Augusta Ward's novel Lady Rose's Daughter is said to owe something to the character of Mlle <mask>sse. The Double Heart: A Study of <mask> Lespinasse was written by <mask>-Smith. There are notes and references.Essays about history. Further reading <mask>-Smith. <mask> <mask> is the subject of The Double Heart. 1931. Pierre Marie Maurice Henri, comte de Segur. The author is <mask> <mask>. P.H. Lee Warner translated it.New York, 1907, Henry Holt & Co. Writers from Lyon 18th-century French writers French letter writers Women letter writers 18th-century French women writers Socialites from Paris

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texts: An expert in the study of dementia, <mask> was born in 1931. She holds a PhD in psychology and is a professor at the University College London. She is a member of the Dementia Research Centre and worked as the Head of the Department of Neuroscience at the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery. In 1986 she was made a Fellow of the Royal Society. She received her PhD in psychology from the University College London in the 1950s. She worked at the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery in London. She is a professor in the Institute of Neurology at the University College London.She is a member of the Dementia Research Centre. The British development of Cognitive Neuropsychology, a research approach that has had implications beyond the clinical sphere, provided important insights into the way that the normal human brain perceives, remembers, and talk about words, objects and events. Her work has established a number of important differences between cognitive abilities, for example in defining the differences between episodic memory and semantic memory and in establishing the evidence for category specific disorders of semantic knowledge. Her work is a foundation for understanding normal function as well as for innovating clinical methods in the development of numerous tests that can be used in the diagnosis of brain injuries and diseases including dementia, Alzheimer's disease, and brain injuries resulting from a stroke and tumours. Her tests may be used to track recovery and to plan rehabilitation. She studied visual object recognition, memory, and dementia. The discovery and characterisation of semantic dementia has been aided by her research.More accurate tests are used to diagnose brain conditions. Eighty right-handed patients were investigated for signs of a cerebral palsy caused by problems such as a stroke or tumors. The subjects with the right side of their brain performed worse than the subjects with the left side of their brain on the Gollin incomplete figures task. She showed that people with the right hemisphere had a hard time distinguishing objects photographed from unusual angles or with unusual lighting. The results of these studies showed that there was a major impact on the theory of object recognition. By accident, <mask> and Weiskrantz discovered a task in which patients with severe amnesia displayed signs of memory. The Gollin incomplete figures task was used to accomplish this.Patients showed good retention of the unrecognisable images when presented with the second viewing of the figures. These patients were classified as having normal memory. Stem completion was used to further confirm the discovery of normal memory in severe amnesics. Patients completed the stem completion tasks by learning a battery of words. Patients were able to identify a previously learned word when presented with the first three letters, but were unable to identify a previously learned word when given the choice between a learned word and unknown word. Further evidence of different types of memory was provided by these tests. The short term memory of a patient who suffered head trauma following a motorcycle accident was tested in a test administered by Tim Shallice from University College London.The patient was able to form certain types of long term memory even though he had a digit span of one. The data suggests that short term memory is not required for the formation of long term memories. She conducted many ground breaking experiments and developed many cognitive functioning tests to measure a patient's cognitive abilities. The basis of modern-day cognitive psychology can be traced back to the work of <mask>. Many of the tests are still being used. The VOSP was published in 1991 and is one of her most influential tests. Over twenty years of research into object and spatial perception in people with damage confined to one side of the brain led to this collection of tests.Although the tests were originally designed to investigate theoretical issues, they have excellent selectivity and sensitivity in a clinical context leading to their wide adoption. The VOSP tests are easy for people with no brain disorders. VOSP tests have been incorporated into other test batteries and have influenced other screening measures. The VOSP has eight un timed tests that can be given separately or as a whole. The scores obtained in a testing session can be compared with those obtained by people with brain injuries. Over 250 research publications feature the VOSP, which is used by clinical and research psychologists. The VOSP can be purchased from Pearson.The Verbal and Spatial Reasoning Test is still being used. The test that was designed was called VESPAR. There is a new approach to reasoning tests presented in VESPAR. The test is designed to measure fluid intelligence. This test has more accuracy than any other test available for this type of measurement. There are six sections of VESPAR. There are three sets of verbal and spatial reasoning problems that are related.By analogy and series completion, this includes odd one out. When performing more conventional reasoning tests, VESPAR is able to overcome many limitations by using stimuli that are more accessible to patients who suffer from neurological illness. Timing is not used to help evaluate performance, instead it is used to help determine its results. There is a multiple choice format. This format reduces both short term memory load and output demands on the patient. The assessment of patients for neurological needs will be done. The patient is required to do simple pointing gestures.The fluid intelligence of patients with aphasia is measured in the spatial section of the test. For patients with visual and spatial problems, the verbal section does the same. The ability of a patient is more important than the educational experience. Although originally developed for adult neurological populations, the test is suitable for a wide range of clinical, educational, occupational, and research applications. The test can be purchased at most online bookstores. The Royal Society's website has links to Professor <mask>'s profile and an interview with her.

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texts: <mask><mask> is a professor of planetary astronomy at the California Institute of Technology. There is a debate on the definition of a planet after his team discovered many trans-Neptunian objects. He has been referred to by himself and others as the man who "killed Pluto" because of his discovery of several trans-Neptunian dwarf planets. He wrote How I Killed Pluto and Why It Had It Coming. He was one of three people to win the 2012 Kavli Prize for their work on the history of our planetary system. <mask> was born in Alabama and graduated from a high school there. He earned an A.B.He was a member of the Princeton Tower Club. Under the supervision of <mask>, <mask> completed his senior thesis, titled "Simulating the measurement of the correlation function of the Shane–Wirtanen galaxy counts". He graduated from the University of California, Berkeley with an M.A. In 1990 and 1994 there were degrees in astronomy. The Minor Planet Center credits Career Discoveries <mask> with the discovery or co-discovery of 29 minor planets. He is well known in the scientific community for his surveys for distant objects. Many trans-Neptunian objects have been discovered by his team.Particularly notable are the dwarf planet and the only TNO known to be more massive than Pluto, and the planetoid thought to be the first observed body of the inner pik–Oort cloud. The two main characters of Xena: Warrior Princess were named after by <mask>'s team. He and Jean-Luc Margot discovered two minor-planet moons in the asteroid belt. <mask> and his team had been observing the dwarf planet for six months before the announcement of its discovery by the Sierra Nevada Observatory in Spain. <mask> was in favor of the team being given credit for the discovery. The archives of where the telescopes of <mask>'s team had been pointed were accessed eight times in three days by computers with internet Protocol addresses that were traced back to the website of the Instituto de Astrof. The Andalusia computers accessed the online telescope logs after <mask> published an abstract for an upcoming conference talk in which he was going to announce the discovery of Haumea.The email that was sent to <mask> suggested that he was at fault for "hiding objects" because he did not report them. According to <mask>, the accepted scientific practice of analyzing one's research until one is satisfied that it is accurate, then submitting it to peer review prior to any public announcement is contrary to this statement. The Minor Planet Center only needs precise enough orbit determination on the object in order to provide discovery credit. The director of the IAA distanced himself from Ortiz because he insisted that the researchers have sole responsibility for themselves. The International Astronomical Union was petitioned by <mask> to credit his team instead of the other way around. The IAU did not acknowledge the discoverer. The discovery date is March 7, 2003 at the Sierra Nevada Observatory.<mask>'s suggestion of a name for the two moons was accepted by the IAU. The existence of a ninth planet was proposed in January 2016 by <mask> and Batygin. In a recorded interview, the two astronomer described their method and reasoning for proposing Planet 9. In 2010 <mask> published a memoir of his discoveries and surrounding family life. <mask> was named one of the most influential people of the year. He received Caltech's most prestigious teaching honor in 2007. On April 28, 1998, an asteroid named Mikebrown was discovered.<mask> was awarded a prize for his work in astrophysics. <mask>'s former graduate students include Adam Burgasser, Jean-Luc Margot, Chad Trujillo, and Antonin Bouchez. <mask> married Diane Binney on March 1, 2003 They have a daughter. The Search for Planet Nine and <mask>'s Talk on How I Killed Pluto are External links.

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texts: <mask> was a leading English sportsman, explorer and author. Gandar-Dower was born at his parents' home in Regent's Park, London, the fourth and youngest son of Joseph Wilson Gandar-Dower. Two of his brothers were Conservative Members of Parliament. Ronald, Leonard and Howard are brothers. All of them used different versions of the same name. Gandar-Dower was educated at Windlesham House School and Harrow School, where he played cricket, association football, and wrote for The Harrovian. He received a scholarship to read History at Trinity College in 1927.He excelled in billiards, tennis, real tennis, Rugby Fives, and rackets. Gandar-Dower chaired the Trinity debating society. Gandar-Dower competed in a number of tennis tournaments in the 1930s, including Wimbledon and the French Championships. He was nicknamed "The Undying Retriever" because of his ability to run long distances. Gandar-Dower defeated Harry Hopman in three sets in the Queen's Club Championship in London in 1932. Newspaper reports stated that he had Hopman perplexed with his unconventional game and the number of low volleys from seemingly impossible positions. Gandar-Dower won the British Amateur Squash Championships in 1938 and continued to play cricket throughout the 1930s.Gandar-Dower was in the defeated pair in the 1931 final of the Kinnaird Cup, which he won twice. Gandar-Dower caused a reputation for himself in real tennis through his tactic of getting to the net as quickly as possible and volleying everything in sight. The game was disrupted for a while by Gandar-Dower. Gandar-Dower made one of the first flights from England to India when he entered the King's Cup Air Race in June of 1932. An expedition led by Gandar-Dower in 1934 tried to capture a spotted lion called a marozi. Gandar-Dower found three sets of tracks which he believed to be marozi and discovered that locals differentiated marozi from lions or leopards. The Spotted Lion was written by Gandar-Dower in 1937.In 1935 and 1936, he climbed active volcanoes and created a map of Mount Sattima. Gandar-Dower brought twelve cheetahs to England in 1937 in the hopes of introducing them to Great Britain. After six months of adapting to the changed climate at Harringay and Staines stadia, the cheetahs first raced at Greyhound Stadium on Saturday 11 December 1937. The greyhound records were clipped seconds off in specially timed trials. On December 13th, Helen covered the distance in a record time of 15.86 seconds but in the second race James stopped and refused to chase the hare and Gussie won. Helen covered 355 yards in 19 seconds. The cheetah racing failed because they were not competitive and had no interest in pursuing the hare and could not negotiate tight bends.Gandar-Dower caused uproar at the Queen's Club when he brought a male cheetah into the bar on a leash. Gandar-Dower was a successful author. The Amateur Adventure, based on his flight to India, was published in 1934. Flight Magazine wrote that Gandar-Dower produced an amusing record of his adventures and that nearly everyone will recommend their friends to read it. He reports that the nineteenth century Malagasy monarch Queen Ranavalona I had a passion for sewing her subjects up in sacks and using the first-class facilities offered by her capital. Gandar-Dower's search for the marozi was recorded in The Spotted Lion. The marozi was brought to the attention of the world by the spotted lion.The treatment of Ethiopia under Italian fascists was covered in an anthology written in the 1930s. Both Inside Britain and Outside Britain were written by James Riddell. They are described as having a lot of gentle irony and are sometimes clairvoyant in their political speculation. Gandar-Dower was in the Belgian Congo photographing gorillas during World War II. After returning to England, he worked on the Mass-Observation project with Tom Harrisson before being hired by the Government of Kenya to improve its public relations with the native inhabitants. He was a war correspondent in the 1960's and 70's, travelling vast distances by bicycle and canoe. He jumped from the amphibious vessel while wearing a bowler hat and carrying a camera and a typewriter.Gandar-Dower boarded the ship at Kilindini Harbour at Mombasa. The vessel was attacked by a Japanese submarine while it was approaching Addu Atoll. The Khedive Ismail sank in two minutes, with a death toll of 1297, Gandar-Dower among them. Gandar-Dower was one of the most versatile players of games of any period. Gandar-Dower left a large amount of money in his will. The Cambridge History of Africa: From 1905 to 1940 was written by Fage, Clark, D., Roberts, A. and Oliver. Unexpected obituaries from Wisden, Aurum Press, London, include Peter the Lord's Cat.Empire State-building: War & Welfare in Kenya was published in 2000. Shaw, K., Curing Hiccups With Small Fires is a book.


texts: <mask> is a retired French Olympic, world and European champion swimmer. She holds the world record for freestyle events between 200 and 1500 meter. She is the daughter of a French father and a Dutch mother, and she is the older sister of <mask>, who is an Olympic gold medal swimmer. She won a gold medal in the women's 400 meter freestyle at the Athens Olympics. It was France's first gold medal in women's swimming and the first swimming gold medal won by a French athlete since 1952. <mask> won a silver medal in the 800-meter freestyle at the Athens Olympics. She had a good start but was passed down the stretch by Ai Shibata of Japan.She became only the 165th Frenchwoman to win three medals in a single Olympic Games, Summer or Winter, when she won the bronze medal in the women's 100 meter backstroke. The first track and field athlete was in London in 1948. <mask> was the best swimmer on the French team, but she didn't have the team support to win a medal in the women's 4200 m freestyle relay. <mask> is currently tied for third on the all-time list of French female Winter or Summer Olympic medal winners. The fencer has five Olympic medals and is the all-time leader. <mask> <mask> won three gold medals at the 2004 European Swimming Championships in Madrid, Spain. <mask> won the women's 400m freestyle at the 2005 World Championships in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.<mask> had a world record pace for the first half of the race. <mask> was challenged by her rival from the Olympics in the second half of the race. Pundits had predicted that <mask> would surpass the world-record mark in the 400m freestyle set by Janet Evans at the 1988 Summer Olympics. She broke Evans's world record of                                     Manaudou broke Janet Evans's world record in the women's 400 meter freestyle swim at the 2006 European Championships. <mask> held the world record for nearly two years. She broke her own world record in the 400m freestyle on the final day of the 2006 European Swimming Championships in Hungary.She won four titles, including the European record time for the 800-m freestyle. She got a bronze medal in the 4200-m team freestyle. She equalled the record of the number of individual titles won in the same European swimming championships held by East Germany's Ute Geweniger and Hungary's Krisztina Egerszegi. <mask> broke the 200m freestyle world record at the World Swimming Championships in 2007. She won the 400m freestyle event. She got two silver medals and a bronze for swimming in the 4200-m freestyle relay. She became the second woman in history to swim under a minute in the 100m backstroke.She was leading the race in the 800-m final going into the last lap, but Kate Ziegler overtook her in the last metres to win by a margin of 28 cm. She would have been the first female swimmer to win the 200m, 400m and 800-m freestyle titles at the same World Championships. In the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens, <mask> was able to regain her form, but she was unable to do so in the 2008 Summer Olympics. She finished last in the 400m freestyle final with a finishing time of 4:11.26, after starting strong and holding the lead. <mask> gave up during the race after struggling to keep up. She finished seventh in the backstroke final. She finished last in her semifinal heat in the 200m backstroke and was eliminated from medal contention.On 17 September 2009, at 22 years of age, <mask> announced her retirement from competitive swimming. She said it came to her little by little. I did not make it on impulse. In October 2010, she returned to training in the United States with the auburn University tigers swim team. She set a personal record in the 50-m freestyle at a small swimming meet in Athens, Georgia, in the United States, on July 14, 2011. <mask> competed in three events in the 2012 Summer Olympics, the 100 m backstroke, 200 m backstroke, and the 4  100 m backstroke. She did not advance from the first round of the three events.On August 3, 2007, she embraced her brother Florent after he won the men's 50 m freestyle at the Olympics, as the weekly magazine Paris Match ran a cover story on her. <mask> is married to Fréro Delavega singer Jérémy Frérot and has a son named Lou.

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texts: The Bessarabian and Romanian politician, <mask>, also known as <mask>, was born on November 11, 1845. He was a champion of self-help and of cooperative farming, as well as being one of the proponents and sponsors of Romanian nationalism in Russia's Bessarabia Governorate. He set up local schools and churches while dividing large estates among local peasants. He abandoned his career in law to focus on his agricultural projects. He became a member of the academy for the latter work. The cell of the nationalist movement centered on the parts of the zemstva and gentry assembly was drawn into by the backing of the nationalist papers Basarabia and Cuvnt Moldovenesc. After the February Revolution, he moved away from the core of the movement to set up his own branch of the party.He was a member of Sfatul rii during the existence of aMoldavian Democratic Republic. He was defacto President of the Assembly of Deputies on November 20, 1919. He became critical of the unification process, decrying government abuses in Bessarabia, and also objected to the 1920s land reform. He died after serving in the Senate and was given a state funeral. In the late 17th century, the family's patriarch was a boyar fromMoldavia and had the title of jitnicer. His son, Ienache, reverted to pastoralism and owned ranches in Iai County. He had two sons, <mask> and Ioan, who were absorbed into the Russian Empire afterMoldavia and Bessarabia.There were ten estates owned by <mask> on either side of the border. The Russian nobility granted arms to the Stroescus in 1867. <mask> Jr. had three sons from his marriage to Profira Manoil Guu. Four of the couple's daughters were married off to other people of Russian, Greek, or Polish Bessarabian descent. The husband of the latter's wife was the Mayor of Kishinev in the 1870s. <mask> Jr was born in Trinca, a Hotin County village, in 1845. He attended the Bessarabian Lyceum of Kishinev.He studied law at a number of universities. He received a doctorate of law. All of the Slavic languages, German, French, English and Italian were spoken by the man. He traveled throughout Europe and visited the Western colonies in Africa after graduating. This passion was shared by his older brother Mihail, who was once adrift in the Pacific and later wrote memoirs of his adventures. The Hotin city tribunal appointed <mask> as a judge in 1867. He stopped working in the legal profession after his father's death.He began his career as a gentleman farmer, peasant educator, and amateur agronomist there. After receiving his inheritance, he purchased 16,000 more hectares of land with several manors, ranches, and stables, making him one of the richest people in the region. Many of his properties were auctioned off to finance his philanthropy, with the money going to the peasant obshchiny. He personally verified his plowmen's techniques. He was modest and balanced, but also "ruthless" with those who stole his wealth. Pan Halippa said that he was a "real democrat" and a "true Christian", who never married and lived modestly. Halippa claims that the man used his managerial skills to please those living on his estate.He helped everyone own a home. If only the ministers who call themselves democrats and socialists knew how the great <mask> <mask> lived. By 1918, the area between Trinca, Bdragii Vechi, Drua and Zbriceni was only 8,000 hectares. Alexander N. Krupensky was a pro-imperial adversary who was neutralized by those boyars who reverted Russification orMoldovenism. He built several schools in Bessarabia, founded hospitals in his native village, and became the leader of the Bessarabian Orthodox churches in Trinca, Pociumbui, ofrncani, and Z. He offered to sponsor state schools if they were allowed to teach in Romania. The proposal was ignored by the government.The Revolution of 1905 gave rise to the conspiratorial meetings of theRomanian elite in Kishinev, exchanging ideas with Halippa, Ion Incule,Nicolae Bivol, and Ion Pel. Pelivan writes that he and Emanuil Gavrili tried to get the owner of the land to finance a magazine, but he was skeptical. The Basarabia newspaper was shut down by the Russian authorities in 1907 after he sponsored it in 1906. By 1910, he was living in Switzerland. In Austria-Hungary, where he founded a boarding house for the Diocese of Arad, his charity work continued to have a profound effect. He was critical of the church's nationalist discourse, noting that it was a recent invention of the parsons, to emphasize their own merits. "Romanians of both religions behave one to the other as true Christians and therefore as brethren", he said.The cultural fund in Blaj was given 100,000 Kronen by the Greek Catholics in 1910 because of the effects of Magyarization. According to other estimates, his sponsorship of schools, including Orthodox ones, ran at 950,000 Kronen in 1913 and went to the creation of a girls' school in Arad. His contribution included a fund at ASTRA Society and payments to the Cultural League. He put up 300,000 lei for the building of the People's Salvation Cathedral in 1906 and fitted primary schools from a special fund. In May 1910, as recognition of his activities, and in particular for his work with the Blaj foundations, he was elected an honorary member of the Romanian Academy. He considered his actions "only natural" as he was appointed. He said he was "at my country's disposal, with all this mind God gave me, from my heart and my wealth".According to Halippa and Pelivan, he only focused on Transylvania and other areas because he couldn't openly finance nationalism in his native province. He was called into action by the anti-Magyarization writings. His philanthropic activity was preceded by that of his late brother Mihail, who had set up ten model schools in Romania-proper, after having failed to create a Romanian studies department at a university. The founding of a school in Stolniceni was one of the reasons why Mihail set up a hospital at Bekir. The family's renewed contributions have led to them being referred to as " Transylvania or Bessarabia's " Maecenas". Some believed that he was not a real man, but a fictional character created by the Romania state to hide its involvement in Austro-Hungarian affairs. He sponsored individual Bessarabians to pursue their education abroad, as he did with Elena Alistar, and founded a club for the Romanian Americans of Cleveland.Between June 1910 and August 1911, he paid for Nour to publish a Russian-language paper, Bessarabets, and after 1913, he financed the newspaper CuvntMoldovenesc, also helping peasants with their subscriptions. By 1912, he was living in Lausanne, but still appeared to celebrate the Petru Maior Society's golden jubilee. He was upset with his colleagues. His fund's beneficiaries were often reprimanded in his letters. In early 1913, he published a piece in the newspaper Romnul of Arad, attacking Romanian banks for paying dividends higher than 5%, and their clients for accepting them. The economist Ion Mateiu suggested that the reduction demanded by <mask> was unnecessarily abrupt. The writing team at Luceafrul, which basked in his critique of the "petty bourgeoisie", found sympathy with the donation of 50,000 Kronen made to settle disputes between ASTRA and the popular banks.Statutele i ndrumrile pentru bncile poporale was distributed through ASTRA. The Bihar County bankers did not like the idea of such initiatives. Relations with the Austro-Hungarian authorities were strained by the revolution and union. His sponsoring of a Christmas 1913 folk party in Beiu almost ended with the prosecution of its organizers. After the outbreak of World War I, the government of Istvn Tisza listed him as a "public menace", suspected of wanting to cause a rebellion in Transylvania. In 1914, he persuaded the authorities to release Alistar, who had been arrested for sedition. In 1916, Russia joined the war against Austria-Hungary and the other Central Powers.The February Revolution began an episode of social rebellion and national emancipation throughout Russia. The former manor in Blceana, which was owned by the family, was destroyed by deserters from the Romanian Front, who burned down his manuscripts. The peasants of the estate formed a self-defense unit to protect their wealth and were spared. The zemstvo and the gentry assembly backed <mask>'s signing of the manifesto at Soroca. Bessarabia's own NationalMoldavian Party was formed by him. Bessarabians "hardly understood the importance of having a political party that would militate for the national cause," according to Onisifor Ghibu. He said that he was ready to give as much as he had, but only for cultural enterprises, because politics was a dirty activity.He met the Transylvanian activist Hortensia Goga at Kishinev in 1917 and she described him as healthy and content. The creation of a national legislature, Sfatul rii, was proposed by the PNM, representing the more right-wing and nationalist politicians in the Governorate. The "Grand Old Man" of nationalism was the PNM's honorary leader, with Paul Gore as the executive president and Halippa as secretary. The Soldiers' Congress affirmed its support for "autonomous Bessarabia" and a federated Russian Republic. The procession paid homage to him by parading in front of the London Hotel. Gore and Hera were active presidents of the Society for Assisting Popular Education and the Study of National Customs, which was formed in June of the same year. During the October Revolution, Sfatul rii was established and a regional election was held.He was a great nationalist, but less of a democrat, because he lived mostly abroad, according to Pelivan. Although we revolutionaries never objected to them being elected to Sfatul rii, they were trying to set up a distinct PNM for the boyars. During Bessarabia's brief existence as a nominally independent Democratic Republic, historian Charles Upson Clark claims he served as the legislature's president. From September 1917 to the early months of 1919, he was seriously ill, leaving for England and France, and only championed the union of Bessarabia with Romania from afar. According to a

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texts: report by Iustin Friman, some of the charity works of <mask> <mask> were destroyed during a wave of vandalization by the Bolshevik soldiers in Bessarabia. When Sfatul rii was visited by the Prime Minister of Romania, he was in Paris. He was in Allied territory while Romania capitulated to the Central Powers.The will was written by Pelivan at the time. In exchange for giving his land to the zemstvo, he demanded that peasants receive education in Romania. The document reflected the "comfortable old Russian patriarchal atmosphere" and was already outdated by the pace of "militant equalization". On September 1, 1918, after returning to Paris, the Assembly President along with <mask> Lucaciu and Ioan Cantacuzino created a National Romanian Action Committee to promote the cause of Greater Romania in Allied countries. He was attached to Take Ionescu's national committee. Marghiloman was deposed and Bessarabia reentered the war after the November Armistice. The borders of the Transylvanian union are awaiting international recognition at the Paris Peace Conference.Marghiloman was worried that the Western powers would place Bessarabia under a League of Nations mandate. In the two months after the conference, he came out in support of other pan-Romanian causes. George Murnu and Tache Papahagi were the executive leaders of the League for the Liberation of Romanians in Timoc and Macedonia. In the November 1919 national election of the Bessarabian Peasants' Party (PB), Halippa enlisted <mask> as a candidate and he went on to represent Orhei County in the Assembly of Deputies. 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On November 20th, as an homage to his work in promoting the Romanian cause, he was selected to preside upon Greater Romania's first parliamentary session.Praised by Iorga for its composition and style, the speech warned: "With a habit that has become second-nature, we prowl the scene to find ways in which we may partake in the fruit of other people's labor." No, gentlemen, this will not work. We have to provide for ourselves and labor ourselves. We must maintain clean thoughts and hands in this life of ours. Marghiloman's Progressive Conservatives were disgraced for their sympathy for the Central Powers. Marghiloman was drawn to the fact that the new administrations of Bessarabia should keep their hands clean. On November 20 the Assembly Presidency went to Vaida-Voevod and on December 1 he was replaced by Iorga.He became a critic of the Romanian administration after speaking at the Assembly rostrum about the situation in his native province. On February 10, 1920, he took a stand against Ion Incule, the PB Minister for Bessarabia, accusing him of tolerating "oppression in savage fashion". He was against the mainstream of his party and against Iorga. The Socialist Party benches and some PB deputies supported Iorga in suspending the session, but he was supported by Marghiloman. Iorga summarized the incident in his diary, "<mask> insulted from the rostrum this country as one of exploiters and awful clerks." I asked him to leave. The Bessarabian gentry as a whole reacted with "profound egotism" to the proposed land reform.Incule was referred to as a "satrap" and Iorga's stance was called "absurd diplomacy" by the daily. Incule's suggestion that people dissatisfied with his administration could move to Soviet Russia was denounced by the paper. According to the Iorga, in March, he spoke out against the majority of supporters after voting against land reform. According to historians Sorina and Ioan Bolovan, "<mask> kept apart from the demagoguery, careerism and pettiness of political intrigues." He participated in the founding of the League for Human Rights in August 1923 as a protest against government arbitrariness. Costa-Foru was his secretary. It was believed that a restored Russian monarchy should include Bessarabia, as a result of his criticism of government.Alexander N. Krupensky suggested that "an honest man in spite of his accepting to be 'elected' by the Roumanian Government as one of the Bessarabian deputies, openly spoke on topics that Iorga and other establishment politicians wanted kept secret." In his 1925 exposé, Rumynia i Bessarabia, Christian Rakovsky used the words of the man who was against the claims of the people of Bessarabia. After giving up his manor, he set up an agricultural and technical school. The prewar fund for ASTRA's public libraries was supplemented by the Transylvania's Directing Council and put to use in 1920. He served in the Senate before his death. His funeral service was held on April 17 at the Orthodox White Church on Calea Victoriei, with orations by priest Ioan Lupa, who was also the incumbent Minister of Health, and by Patriarch Miron Cristea. He wanted to have his ashes scattered all over the country.He was given a state funeral at the Sfnta Vineri Cemetery. His tomb was decorated with a bust of Mihai Onofrei, and a street was renamed after him. Iorga attended the funeral of his former colleague. The church, the Bessarabian Peasantists, and the nationalists were all helped by the dead, but the establishment was absent. Iorga referred to the man as a "great charitable man and generous benefactor" in his obituary. The obituaries appeared the following week. They included front-page editorials in a number of newspapers.M. Gh is a journalist. The brief revival of interest in 1920 had given way to his being tarnished by the "mud puddle" of politics, as Carpen had already been forgotten in Transylvania a full decade before his death. In 1940, an essay by Alexandru Ciulcu was published by Viaa Basarabiei magazine. During the Soviet occupation of Bessarabia, Ciulcu was killed by the NKVD. TheMoldavian SSR and Communist Romania suppressed the memory of the man. The manor was turned into a mental health facility. The Bessarabian community in Bucharest tried to commemorate their former leader during the national communism of the 1960s, but were prevented from doing so by the authorities.In 1968, Halippa brought up the issue of his being forgotten, with a formal address to the Academy. The work was continued in America by the nephew of the journalist. The Palace of the Parliament hall was renamed in his honor in 2013, but no Transylvanian school once funded by his money ever accepted to acknowledge him in the same fashion. In independent Moldova, his name was taken by the lyceum. A memorial plaque was put up at Trinca in 1996 and efforts have been made to establish a memorial house. The Roumanian Occupation was in Bessarabia. There are documents.Imprimerie Lahure was born in Paris. Rodica Andru said, "Sufletul romnesc nu Cunoate frontiere." Boierul <mask> Stroiescu was in the same issue. pp. XXX, 2002. 587–592. "Rportul general al comitetului central al Asociaiunii pentruatur liter i cultura poporului romn asupra lucrrilor sale", said Romul Simu. pp. 5–9/1920.547–578. La difficile unione is named afterAlberto Basciani. La Bessarabia e la Grande Romania was founded in 1918. Aracne Editore was published in Rome. Boierimea Moldovei dintre Prut i Nistru, Vol. is written by Gheorghe G. Bezviconi. I. The National Institute of History was founded in 1943.In Transylvanian Review, Vol., Sorina Paula Bolovan and Ioan Bolovan wrote about their experiences. XI, Issue 2, 2002, pp. 22–29. La Bessarabie is named after tefan Ciobanu. The population is a culture. tudes et recherches XII. The Monitorul Oficial was published in 1941.Charles Upson Clark is from Bessarabia. The Black Sea has Russia and Roumania on it. Dodd, Mead and Company was founded in New York City in 1927. Chiinul din inima noastr was written by Iurie Colesnic. The B. P. Hadeu Library is in Chiinu. Ion and Gherman Pntea are realitates. The Biblioteca Bucuretilor is located in Bucharest.Ion Negrei and Pantelimon Halippa: tribun al Basarabiei. The Biblioteca Bucuretilor is located in Bucharest. Ion Constantin, Ion Negrei, Gheorghe Negru, and Ioan Pelivan are all from Basarabia. The Biblioteca Bucuretilor is located in Bucharest. "Soarta poporului romn din Basarabia se afl n minile noastre." Alexe Ru wrote "S voim i vom face totul". Basarabenii n lume.Colecie de materiale i documente prezentate la polipticul cultural-istoric. I, pp. VI. 160–166. The National Library of Moldova is located in Chiinu. Mihai Iliev wrote "Vasile <mask> Iorga. I: (nsemnri zilnice maiu 1917–mart 1920). Rzboiul naional. Lupta is MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE The Editura Naional Ciornei was published in 1930. The note was written by Alexandru Marghiloman.1918–1919. The name of the institution is the EdituraInstitutului de Arte Grafice Eminescu. "Zjednoczenie Besarabii z Krlestwem Rumunii w 1918 roku" was written by Pawe Henryk Rutkowski. Spotkania polskomodawskie. Profesora Solaka is the author of Ksiga powicona pamici. 139–149. Lubin: Episteme."Activitatea Episcopului Justinian Teculescu pentru realizarea i consolidarea Marii Uniri" was written by Constantin I. Stan. 13, 2009. 157–170. Basarabia is a primul deceniu interbelic. Monografii Antim VII. The book is called Chiinu: Editura Pontos. 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texts: The English British Army officer and colonial administrator was Lieutenant colonel <mask>. The Victoria Cross is the most prestigious award for bravery in the face of an enemy and can be given to British and Commonwealth forces. At the time of his death, he was the last surviving British Army recipient of the Victoria Cross from the Second World War. <mask> was born at Sandown on the Isle of Wight, where his father was a curate. His mother's maiden name was Twelves. The first missionary from the Church Mission Society to visit Buganda was <mask>. Fees were reduced for the sons of clergymen and he became a house captain.He was awarded a prize cadetship to attend the Royal Military College, Sandhurst. <mask> was commissioned as a second lieutenant in 1933. He was promoted to the rank of lieutenant in 1936 and was sent to East Africa in 1937 to serve with the 2nd (Nyasaland) Battalion The King's African Rifles. He was sent to the Somaliland Camel Corps in 1939. <mask> was 27 years old in August 1940 when the Italian forces invaded British Somaliland. The heavily outnumbered British-led forces made their stand on the hills around Tug Argan during the Italian conquest of British Somaliland. Captain <mask> kept a machine-gun post in action despite being wounded and suffering from Malaria during the battle at Observation Hill.Some of his guns were destroyed by the enemy's fire, and his glasses were damaged. He was wounded in his right shoulder and left eye, and was assumed to have died. <mask> was awarded the Victoria Cross for his actions. <mask> was awarded a "posthumous" VC in The London Gazette on 16 October 1940. He was presumed dead at the time the award was made. He was captured by the Italians. An official report in The Times on 16 October indicated that he had survived, but another captured officer was surprised to find the "late" Captain <mask> still alive in a prisoner of war camp.<mask> was released from captivity when the Italian forces in East Africa surrendered in 1941. He received his Victoria Cross at Buckingham Palace after returning to England. With his captain's rank made permanent in 1941, and with the rank of temporary major, he served as adjutant of the Long Range Desert Group and as second in command of the 11th King's African Rifles. After contracting scrub typhus, he was hospitalized for two months and then returned to East Africa to command an infantry training establishment. He was promoted to acting lieutenant-colonel in June 1945 and was a member of The Northern Rhodesia Regiment. He was granted the rank of lieutenant-colonel after retiring from the Army in 1949. The formal citation for <mask>'s VC was published in the London Gazette in October 1940, when he was still presumed dead.They had two boys. <mask> and Gordon had a son after they divorced. <mask> joined the Overseas Civil Service after leaving the Army. The independence of the British East African countries led to his retirement in 1961. London House is a residence at Goodenough Square in the Bloomsbury district of London. There is a residence for Commonwealth of Nations graduates in the United Kingdom. <mask> was promoted to the position of Warden of London House in 1966 and retired in 1977.He was one of the last Victoria Cross recipients to die. He was the oldest and the last British Army recipient of the Second World War. The Imperial War Museum in London has a display about his VC. He died from a stroke after being diagnosed with cancer. He is survived by his second wife and their son, as well as his two sons from his first marriage. Monuments to Courage and The Register of the Victoria Cross are references to British VCs of World War 2. <mask> in The Art of War exhibition at the UK National Archives Imperial War Museum Interview 1912 births 2008 deaths people from Sandown

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texts: <mask> was born on January 13, 1983 in Odessa, Ukraine. He is a musician, singer and actor. <mask> is a member of the Russian boy band Ivanushki International. <mask> was born on January 13, 1983 in Ukraine. He studied at a high school. In 1997–2000 at high school no. 82. There are 37 drama classes in Odessa.He learned to play the piano after finishing a musical school. He finished the South Ukrainian State Pedagogical University in 2004. Ushynsky is the faculty of music and art. He loved music as a child. He was a member of the show-team "Star Hour", which has participated in many festivals and contests. "Morning star", "Small stars" and "5 + 20" were popular TV contests in 1994. He played a leading part in the musical "The Magic Aladdin's Lamp" in 1995 as a participant of "Star Hour".The KA2U vocal quartet was created by the art director of the show-team. The first award of the Second All-Ukrainian Charitable festival Black Sea games was won by this quartet. Young musicians were able to perform at a popular music festival. As a part of KA2U. The largest and popular concert clubs of Odessa are where the public gathers for their performances 5 days a week. <mask> studied drama at the school and came to understand the career of a theatre artist. The premiere of the rock-opera "Romeo and Juliet" took place on May 7, 2002, where <mask> played a leading part.The "Romeo and Juliet" is used in the Music Comedy theatre. It had been played hundreds of times. The International Competition of Actors of Operetta and Musical has a Laureate. The opening of the year was nominated for the Man of the Year award. The award for the best representatives in the opinion was presented at the Opera and Ballet Theatre. There was a performance based on the Oscar Wilde's book. The premiere of the youth musical Siliconovaya dura.net took place in November of 2009.<mask> is one of the major parts in the 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 The turning point in <mask>'s career was in 2005. He was one of several thousand people who applied and received a part in the Moscow performance of "Cats". He has recommended himself to the following contests. Katerina von Gechmen-Valdek, well-known musical and theatrical producer, introduced Michael Topalov, producer of a popular vocal ex-duet Smash!!, to the jury of one of the contests. Turichenko was offered to join the band by M. Topalov. You're a Star is a contest that gives a chance to participate in the song contest.The singer is going to try his skills there. Among thousand applicants from all over the world, <mask> was one of the top twelve. The artist had to choose between working in an over-hyped Russian project or trying to represent Ukraine at the international song contest and conquer Europe. <mask> seemed to be more interested in the last. He appeared in the final round of the TV project and took second place. <mask> started his solo career after producers got interested in him. His songs were on top of the radio charts.His first music videos were on TV. He performed at some festivals. The single "4 Seasons of Love" was written by <mask> and Ray Horton and was presented in Ukraine. The Russian clip-maker and operator shot a summer music video. The singer recorded an album in Russia and Ukraine. At one time Lady Gaga, Michael Jackson and other world stars recorded their songs in the London Metropolis studio, which is where the mastering of the album took place in February 2011. In November 2010, in Crystal Hall in Kyiv, <mask> presented his new music video.12 songs from the new album were included in the singer's new concert show. <mask> signed with MOON records to release his debut album. <mask> updated his stage concert show in a single year. Some of the songs on the album "Peresechenie sudeb" have become successful all-Ukrainian hits. The "Crystal Microphone" award was given to <mask> in August 2011. <mask>'s album "Peresechenie sudeb" was the best album of the year, and he was the "IDOL of the year." He was a finalist in the last episode of "Survivor" in 2011.<mask> was a participant of the main Ukrainian vocal show "The Voice" on 1+1 TV channel. <mask>'s life began in the theater. His parents sent him to study at No 37 drama class when he was 13 years old. There are many famous stars of movie and theater who studied here. <mask> studied drama at the school and came to understand the career of a theater artist. There are three leading parts in sensational performances at the moment. He was the winner of the International Competition of Actors of Operetta and Musical in 2004.The premiere of Romeo and Juliet took place on the stage of the Music Comedy theatre named after M.Vodyanoy. <mask> plays a part in the movie that was played by him. The stage director made serious demands to the actors. They should perform acrobatic tricks as well as sing, play and dance. All of these elements were dictated by scenography: two board constructions moved by the stage, transforming in imagination of spectators to locks of Montague and Capulet, to fighting vehicles, to serf towers. "skin-bast mat-zamsh-metal" is the texture of suits of heroes. The winner of the international contests considered that the majority of performances based on the Shakespeare's works are very refined and coddled, that is why he wanted to show a power and pressure.An original coloring has been given. Young people who are sincerely enamoured with Juliet are vulnerable and defenceless against a huge and blind power. The rock opera is sold out for many years. The opening of the year was nominated for the Man of the Year award. The premiere of "The Canterville Ghost", based on Oscar Wilde's book, took place on the stage of the Music Comedy theatre named after M.Vodyanoy. The ghost sir Simon plays a leading role again. The Honoured worker of the Arts of Russia produced the musical.The ghost is three hundred years old. Siliconovaya dura.net is a musical about the life of senior pupils. The rough discussions and disputes that the theatre did not know about have been caused by this performance. The hero of <mask> was a victim of the internet. Discography Peresechenie sudeb is a track list of music videos.

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texts: <mask> was a player for the Scotland national team. His last managerial job was at AaB. He became the first player born in England to captain Scotland when he captained the Scots in 24 matches. Dennis Bergkamp, the United States, and Denmark were all signed by him as a manager in England. Neil, son and nephew were also professional football players. <mask>'s father was a sergeant-major in the Scots Guards and he was born in Hampshire. He qualified to play for Scotland because of his father and mother.He joined his local side, Luton Town, at the age of 14 and became a professional in 1964. His league debut in November 1964 was a 1–0 defeat at home to Southend United. He was part of the team that won the Fourth Division title in 1968, scoring 24 goals. He was paid a record fee by a Second Division side when he moved to Villa in 1969. Villa lost 2–0 to Spurs in 1971 and he won a League Cup runners up medal. He won a League Championship medal in Derby County. He returned to Derby County in 1977.After a dispute with the Derby manager, Tommy Docherty, Rioch had brief loan spells with two other teams. He left the Baseball Ground to play for the Seattle Sounders. He was a member of the first team of the North American Soccer League. He came back to England in October 1980 and worked at first under Mike Green and then Frank O' Farrell. In July 1982, <mask> became the player-manager of Torquay United, but left in January 1984. After 13 months out of the game, he was appointed manager of FC Seattle of the US Western Soccer Alliance, but resigned in September 1985 to return to England. His first success in management came in 1987 when he guided Middlesbrough to runners-up spot in the Third Division and promotion to the Second Division at the end of a season which started with them locked out of Ayresome Park.They won the Second Division promotion and the First Division promotion playoffs. The first half of 1988–89 was a time of great promise for the club, but they fell away badly and were demoted on the last day of the season. He was fired in March as the Teessiders were just above the Second Division drop zone and on the verge of their first Wembley final. Millwall Rioch returned to management within a month and guided them to a playoff place in the 1990–91) Second Division. The next stop for Rioch was at the club. Many fans feel that the start of the resurgence of the Trotters can be traced back to their FA Cup win overLiverpool in his first season. They won promotion to Division One after finishing runners-up in Division Two.In the following year, the Trotters finished in a respectable mid-table position as well as beating a number of English teams in the F.A cup. They beat Reading 4–3 in extra time in the Division One playoff final after they were 2–0 down at half time. The playoff final was <mask>'s last game as a manager. He accepted the manager's job at Arsenal a few weeks later and was replaced by Roy McFarland. He is considered to be one of the best managers of all time by the club's supporters. In his only season at the club, <mask> guided the team to a fifth place finish in the league. It was achieved on the last day of the season.Despite reaching the League Cup semi-finals, they lost on away goals to Villa and were knocked out of the FA Cup in the third round. <mask> was fired just before the start of the 1996–97 season, after a dispute with the club's board of directors. Adrian said that <mask> was known for his intensive training methods. He was sacked along with Stewart Houston at Queens Park Rangers after just over a year in the job. <mask> was appointed manager of Norwich City in 1998. He resigned after less than two seasons at the helm after failing to get the Canaries anywhere near the promotion and playoff places that the club had long been hoping for. He cited a perceived lack of ambition at the club as the main reason for his decision to resign, however he also acknowledged that the club's uncertain financial position meant that the transfer funds available to him were limited.<mask> returned to management with Wigan Athletic for the 2000–01) season. He won the Manager of the Month award for November 2000 but left the club the following February as they were in the Division Two play-off zone. <mask> said he was dismissed but the club said he had resigned. After John Gregory was sacked at the end of the 2002–03 season, <mask> was linked with the manager's job at Derby County. It was four years before he returned to management. OB's head coach was appointed in June 2005. He led OB to a third place finish in his first season in charge, but left the club due to his wife's illness.According to the media, the actual cause was a dispute between <mask> and the management of OB. In June 2008, <mask> returned to management with AaB, after former head coach Erik Hamrén left. His first priority was to get AaB into the second round of the competition. They were guided into the group stage by him. AaB entered the UEFA Cup after beating Celtic. <mask> was dismissed from AaB on October 23, 2008 because they had only two victories from ten games. Following the departure of George Burley, <mask> was linked with a return to football as manager of the Scotland national team.He trained at a non-League club near his home. Penryn Athletic is a club in the South West Peninsula League. Football League Cup Runners-up: 1970– 71 Derby County Football League First Division: 1974–75 FA Charity Shield: 1975 Scotland British Home Championship The players are from Villa F.C. The players are from Derby County. The players are from F.C. The players are from the city.The players are from the United Kingdom. Seattle Sounders and Torquay United F.C. were players. The North American Soccer League had players from the English Football League. F.C. managers Managers Millwall F.C. F.C. managers. F.C. is the name of the club's managers.Managers Queens Park Rangers. There are no playing staff at Norwich City F.C. Wigan Athletic F.C. is managed by managers. AaB Fodbold managers Seattle Storm are managers of the Western Soccer Alliance.

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texts: In what media dubbed the "suitcase murder", an American former nurse was convicted of murdering her husband in 2004. She was sentenced to life in prison in July of 2007, and is currently in a women's prison in New Jersey. She won't be eligible for parole until she's 100 years old. <mask> grew up in New Jersey and was educated at a high school. She graduated from Rutgers University with a double major in math and psychology. She graduated second in her class from the Charles E. Gregory School of Nursing in 1997. She married a United States Navy veteran.The <mask>s were married for five years. Bill and <mask> worked at a fertility clinic. The couple had two sons and lived in an apartment in New Jersey but were going to move to Warren County. The documents were closed on April 28, but they never moved in. According to the prosecution, <mask> drugged her husband, shot him dead, and then dismembered his body. Three pieces of his remains were dumped in the bay after he was put into a suitcase set. A murder investigation was launched after a suitcase with human legs was found in Virginia Beach.A suitcase with a head and torso with bullet wounds was found floating in the bay on May 11. The third suitcase, with arms, was found on the beach on May 16. The sketch of the victim was released by the police. The prime suspect in the investigation was <mask>. The investigation of the murder in Virginia was turned over to the New Jersey State Police. incriminating evidence was found against <mask>. On April 26, 2004, <mask> purchased a.38 caliber handgun from a store in Easton, Pennsylvania, which was used to kill Bill.Police discovered a security video of the Nissan being moved after it was found outside the Flamingo Motel in Atlantic City, New Jersey. <mask> claimed that she moved the car as a prank, even though she had applied for a protection from abuse order. <mask> had an affair with a co-worker named Bradley Miller. Her E-ZPass tag was recorded at a toll booth in Delaware two days after the murder, she claimed that she went furniture shopping in Delaware because it has no sales tax. <mask> tried to have the $0.90 charge removed from her account before she was charged with murder. A man believed to be her stepfather called and tried to have the charge removed. The plastic bags that contained Bill's body parts were shown to be from the same roll of bags that <mask> had in her home.The luggage that the body was found in was missing the same size bags that she had in her basement. The fibers from the type of sofa that the couple owned matched those found in the body. A medical grade towel found with Bill's body matched the ones in the house and others at the clinic <mask> worked in. Police believed that she obtained the drug from her work and used it to incapacitate her husband. After the murder, <mask> dropped her children off at child care and preschool. <mask> was taken into custody without incident after law enforcement emerged from the bushes to take her into custody. She was released on bail after being charged with first-degree murder.She pleaded not guilty to the charges through her attorneys. On October 11, 2005, <mask> faced additional charges after being released on bail. A four-count indictment was handed down by a state grand jury. She was released again after her bail was raised to $2.1 million. On October 26, 2006 she was charged with two counts of hindering apprehension for allegedly writing letters to police to get them off her trail. She was released after posting $10,000 bail. Three years after the crime, the murder trial of the man who committed the crime began.She wanted to take up a new life with her lover. She continued to claim that she was innocent and that her husband was a pathological gambler. On April 23, 2007, a jury found her guilty of first-degree murder, finding that the evidence established her culpability for the murder beyond a reasonable doubt. She was found guilty of perjury, desecration of human remains, and possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose. <mask> was acquitted of two counts of aiding and abetting, as well as tampering with evidence and possession of Xanax without a prescription. After her conviction, she appealed for a new trial on the basis that her husband was in debt and may have been killed by Atlantic City mobsters. According to a New Jersey State Police investigation, the confidential source was "entirely incredible and routinely and habitually fabricates stories".The request for a new trial was withdrawn after the story was discredited. He was sentenced to life in prison on July 19, 2007, at the age of 34. The "Suitcase Murder" was a nickname given to the case by various media outlets. John Glatt wrote a book about the case. The case has been featured on television shows such as Snapped Oxygen Network, Dateline NBC, 48 Hours Mystery CBS, and The Investigators TruTV. The appeals court affirmed the conviction on March 16, 2011. She will not be eligible for parole until she has served more than 63 years.The New Jersey Supreme Court declined to hear her appeal. The motion for post-conviction relief was filed on April 29th. On September 25, 2014, Lois DeJulio, a public defender, appeared in court with her new attorney to try to get a hearing that could overturn her 2007 murder conviction, on the grounds that her previous legal representation was inadequate or ineffective. The request was denied. People convicted of murder in New Jersey are sentenced to life imprisonment.

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